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Alexandria Affair.".

The CANAL STocK.-There seems to be some i'm
pedlment In the way OF an early settlement OF the
account between the city OF Alexandria and the
Government OF the United States in the matter of
the canal stock. AS mentioned In The STAR OF
Saturday the subject was brought to the atten-
tion OF Judge Hughes at the last session OF his
court. Hon. q. +. stuart, representing the city
council then stated to the court that the CORPORA
t1on OF Alexandria was now ready to deliver to
by the Secretary OF the Treasury but as the court
had issued an injunction restraining the city
from dlsposlng of Its stock, and had taken the
books, &C., from the officers or the Canal Com
pany and put them into the hands OF a receiver
tnere was no one now competent to make the
transfer. Gen. H. II. Wells suggested that, with
view OF settling up the affairs Of the Canal
Company, an inquiry be maze as to the owners Of
all the shares OF stock In the Canal Company, and
Ghe receiver, Mr. w. W. DUNCAN, Was ordered TO
GAMING IN THE CGUNTY.-At the next session Of
the County Court, the case of j. p. Horbach, Of
W %sa selling R policy IN 5e Alex
that onense last week by Justice Burch on the
oath OF T. J: Mcpherson, OF Washington. 1t is
OF Jackson City do not favor the law Suppressing
gaming In Alexandria County.
Notes.-The Israelites, who comprise among
them many OF our leading citizens, are observing
to-day at the Washington street synagogue the
opening OF the Hebrew New Year. Services were
begun last night and are continued this morning.
Mr. c. Levi OF Union college, ofr1ciates at the ser
vice.-The clerk OF the school board issued some
score OF school permits again this morning for the
sch0ols-The Alexandria Light Infantry, Capt.
Mushoach, reached home yesterday from Phila-
delphia and marched quietly to their armory.-
The 7:15 p: m. ferry boat trip between Washing
ton and this city has been discontinued for the
season.-Frank Harper, the well-known cigar
maker OF this city, is at Binghamton, N. Y, rep
resenttng the unions Of this neighborhood at the
International cigar-makers convention in session
there.-An infant child OF Herbert Tancetl was
buried yesterday morning from 1O12 Oronoco
street.-The Corporation Court will meet again
tomorrow, when the motion to remove The muir
der case against Curran to another county will
come up.-Administration on the estate of Geo.
W. Bryant has been granted to his widow by
Judge ke1th.--The mayor still continues to col
shooter on the streets
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A Member Of Parliament Captured b1
RriRRads.

LONDON, Sept. 19.-Mr. Thomas W. Leigh, mern-
Der OF parliament for Lancashire, while shoot II
In the mountains, near Sonia, was captured by
party OF brlgands. Mr.. Legh Informed his capt. IN
that he was servant; that he had no vauab g
and that there was no chance or securing a r IN
som for him. The brigands then released him. He
has reached Sofia.
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A Beuuest TO Roanoke Couu.pe.
An Eviction at CIondegoff {

SALEM. Va, Sept. l9-By the viii OF Col Green
B. Board late president or the board OF trustees of
Roanoke College, the college will receive $40 600
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY.-Internal reve-
nue., S692, ,423. 3.O3; customs, s79l, 1850.
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Assistant Secretary Of Stale.

NO SUCCESSOR TO GOV. PORTER YET DETERMINED UPON
prominent democratic member OF Congress
who has conversed with Secretary Bayard in re-
gard to successor for Gov. Porter as Assistant
Secretary OF State to-day said to STAR reporter:
'Bayard has not yet made up his mind as to a
successor for Porter. He does not even know
whether the new Assistant Secretary will come
from the North or the South"
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A NEW BANK.-The Asbury Park National Bank,
or New Jersey, capital 100000, has been char
tered.
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THE EVENING STAR
tUbLlSHED DAILY. Except Sunday.
AT THR STAR BUILDINGS,
of'nxess oornsr Pennsylvania Ave. and llth St., by
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g. II. KAUFFMANN, rreSt

Ish EvHNrye STAR n served to subscribers in II.
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year. postage prepaid Six months so cents
u All mail subscriptions must be paid In dysnoa,
hop~per sent longer than is paid for
Rates of sdyt trtisIIs nlade known ON ,nnI,o.,;or
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THE AsIATIC SQUADRON.-Admiral Chandler,
commanding the Asiatic station. reports from the
flagship Brooklyn, Kobe, Japan, August. 16, that
he proposed to sail the Brooklyn for Nagasakt
and Chemulpo, Korea, the next day. The Marion
would remain at Kobe ten days and then proceed
10 Yokohama. The PalOS would proceed to Naga-
sakt with the Brooklyn to have repairs made to
boilers. The Essex was then at ChepaS, China
and the Omaha probably at ChemulpO, Korea
The MOnOcacy was at Yokohama.
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A Race Meeting Hun for the Gambler.

THE MANAGES OF 1T HASTILY LEAVE CHICAGO
The Chicago Times yesterday says: 1.-THE West
Side race meeting which has been run for the pass
three days under the auspices OF the ook-makerS
came to an end on saturday, j. F. Winters and 7.
Brot :kway, the ostensible managers Of the meet
ing, finding it convenient TO leave the city, owing
TO nu merous creditors, with deputy sherfn, who
desire 10 interview them. IL was learned that
the m. lnagement had not paid any purses for .
week, land owed horsemen upward OF $1,000 le
was hitting ending 10 q race meeting started
solely Il r the gamblers, who had been shut QUO
from the pool rooms and which attracted no aI
tention rom the sporting world, either as an exc
hibition racers or as q safe place 10 risk money
ON the e, 'ents At the conclusion OF the races
Capt Fun announced from the stand that Brock
way and 'inters had been ruled on all the tracks
in the coun try running under the rules OF associa-
tion course for fraud and corruption"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

In Paris yesterday In duel Maurice, Bernhard
son OF Sarah Bernhardt, severely wounded q four.
naiiSt named Alexis, who had written an article
rejecting upon the famous actress.
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Indianapolis Dispatch to the New York SUM- Sept 1S
senator voorhees,, who has just returned from q
Visit 70 tne Tar West, said to-day concerning the
admission OF Judge Turpte to q seat in the United
States Senate: ''There Is no more danger that
Senator Turpie will not be seated In the Senate
than there IS that will not be permitted to take
my seat. We are ready for any attempt the re-
plDlcans may make to prevent him from being
sworn IN; II any one objects to his taking his
repuoncan member, and there are several OF them.
InaG win put them on the same footing with
Turple ana OF course the Senate will be obliged to
treat the cases OF all alike. II there Is to be q
conGest it viii be carried on the same as any
otnes. ana senator Turpie win hold his seat unttl
the senate decides he Is not entitled to it."
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The Veteran Efromen Retmrm.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. lathe veteran rremen
Of New York left here last evening over the Cen-
trail Pac1fic, homeward bound. YESTERDAY was
spent In an excursion around the bay, rendered by
local nre companies
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The Widow shot Him Dead.

CHICAGO, Sept. ia Bloomington, Ind. special
says: A tragedy occurred at Harrodsburg, near
here yesterday, in which Ellsworth Anderson
was fatally wounded. Mrs Sarah Meadows is a
respectable widow living alone in that place with
her three little children. About midnight she
heard some one at the door, and upon asking who
IT was she recognized the voice OF Anderson, who
ordered him away, threatening TO shoot him II he
did not go. Anderson left for the time, but In
about an hour returned and began pounding on
the door. Mrs Meadows got a revolver, and no
sooner did she have hold or IL than the door came
open and Anderson fell In the room. Instantly
crying for help. He soon fell TO the ground. An
examination proved that the ball had entered
about the center OF the breast, lodging In the
spinal column.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

The MetropOa itan Museum, In New York was
robbed last weka OF two valuable gold bracelefa
brought from Cy prus by Gen. Di Cesnola
M Phelps, TIE American minister TO London.
has gone to So )tland 20 visit the MARQUIS n
Tweeddale. Ite WIN afterward be the guest OF ~
John r Rose.
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Gold Brought from Europe.
Jeff Davis at Macon.

NEW YORK Sept. 1p.-The steamers Champagne,
Alaska and GerInanic brought total of 81 sS4 90
z old 10 this port.
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LONDON. sept l9.-The Northumberland Miners
Mutual Association consisting OF 1900 uembers,
has decided by large majority 70 discontinue It's
support of Mr. Thomas Burt, radical member or
parliament for Morpeth, and Mr. Charles fenwick.
liberal member for the Nansbeck division OF
Northumberland Both gentlemen consequently
Will probably retire from Parliament.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Surgeon George II. Cook has
been detached from the Mohican, to return home
on the reporting Of his relief, and Surgeon Henry
p Harvey has been ordered to the MOhican, 10
start from San Francisco on the 18th OF October.
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Too MANY LOVE AFFAIKs.-Wtu Joyce q popu.
lar younc m an OF Lyndonville, n. Y, went TO Me-
dina last Fr1c ay evening, and saturday afternoon
was found da ID, having killed himself by taking
poison fn his room at hotel Numerous love
affairs OF q O ,n1icting nature are among the
causes to which the rash deed is aScr1bed.
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EVANSVILLE, IND, Sept. Heterogeneous for
this place are about completed, and there Will
doubtless be as large gathering OF people as WAS
union commences Tuesday and ends Friday.
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In Wiltshire.
La Belle Glass Works at Bridgeport, Ohio, Just
oppoA!A wheeling, w. Va, were totally de-
Str0yed 0y nre Saturday evening, supposed TO
have been caused BY natural gaa
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a Rush for Government Land.

CHICAGO, Sept. lA.-HOmesteaderS are rushing
into the wilderness near Baraga, Mich, at rapid
rate 10 take up pine and farming lands recently
taken away from the railroad company by ruling
OF the Interior Department. The lands comprise
$4,000 acres OF unsolicited ana unimproyed min
cral, pine, hard wood and farming lands.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

PERsoNAL--Louis D. Hoener, u s. consul at
Scheidam, Holland, son OF ex-senator Hoener. OF
Illinois, has arrived In the city, and, after his
visit here, will go to St. Louis and Waterloo his
Old home.-Mr. VIM. E. Smith, who has been in
England for the past two months, returned to the
city last Saturday eyeniDg.-Mr John Hhriver,
Washington correspondent OF the Baltimore
american, arrived from Europe last saturday,
Geo. S. Tyler, st. Louis; Geo. B. Lewis, Chicago:
jos; !: Homan. Gincinnati and c. T. Bickford,
New YORK, are at Wilard's.-S. Coles, London;
Toronto; F. Kelly. Chicago, and E. D. Wilson.
Baltimore, are at the kiggs.-Chas u. VIII
hams Richmond, and 8. L. Giddings Boston, are
at al y W61mleys;~Geo % H. Wild, Red Bank, n. j.;
ton; Luis Herrera and jose Herrera, ManriQue,
Caracas, are at the ArlingtOn.-B. williams,
louisiana; c. l. Riker, New York; w. W. Percy,
Mississippi w. 7. Paxton. Virginia; r L stevers,
Kentucky, and A. k. Nesbit, North Carolina, are
at the MetrOpOlitah.-J. n. johnson. Colorado:
! Gibson and J; N. sayer, West virginia; Chas.
5. Nelson Baltimore, and Alex. King, Pennsyl-
vania, are at the National.-W NJ jackson and
wife. columbus, Ohio; Robt. A. Reig, Providence,
are at the st. James
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His Defalcation Paid BY His Bonds.
men,
EVANSVILLE. IND, Sept 19.-The defalcation OF
&4,SOO by ChaS. Ferry, clerk OF the deputy In
ternaI revenue collector, has been naid by the
sureties. No person was implicated but the clerk
VINO has left for parts unknown.
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Over Five thousand Engaged I'm Cult
mary Work in Chicago to Wnnoraw
from thc knights of Labor.

CHICAGO Sept. le.-The statement Is puoiished
here to-day that all the Chicago Knights Oh
Labor engaged In culinary work are about 10
withdraw from the order and form district as
sembly OF their own, 20 be known as the ShlcaSo
Culinary Union. The assemblies 20 20 Into the
project are the following: Neat COOKS pastry
cooks, oyster cooks, hotel and restaurant walters
(white and colore), confectoners, bakers Sore az.
cracker and pie) aud all kitchen help. AL, with
the exception OF one or the bakers unions are as
semblies OF the Knights OF Labor, but the chances
are that after next "Wednesday night they VIII
not be, for then they VIII probably hand In their
designations 10 the district. The new organiLa-
ton Viii contain between 5000 and ZOO. The
trouble Is said To be mainly caused by the negli-
gence of the general officers In Philadelphia The
local secrctarles are In communication with simi-
lar assemblies In Denver, Kansas city, Cincinnatl
New York. st. Louis. Louisville. New orleans,
Brooklyn Buffalo and Boston, ana the knights in
these cities Il Is asserted will take similar ION
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Robbers on Historic Ground.
WASHINGTON GANG MAKES HEADQUARTERS IN
JOHN BROWNS HARPBR's FERRY FORT.

Wheeling (W. Way special to the Philadelphia
Press says: "For about ive or six weeks gang
OF robbers have been making systematic raids
upon the freight cars Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad In the vicinity OF Harpers Ferry and
Martinsburg, in the eastern part of West Virginia.
and the loss became so great that the railroad
authorities set Detectives Daniel +. Sloan, job
Lloyd, and NJ. Riordan to work to ferret out the
thieves. After few days search the detectives
became certain the headquarters OF the gang were
at Harper'S Ferry, and they began o search which
resulted in unearthtng the plunder In the old
engine house of the Government ride works, made
historic as John Browns fort. Here q large
amount OF property was found, and with 1t three
OF the robbers, named John Wallace, Aloys1us
Taylor, and Chas. Brooks. The boys admitted
their guilt, and were locked up at Martinsburg.
From statements made by them the officers went
to washington and there arrested Harry Wallace,
Matt Magruder, and Remus Carter. In addition
to rObbing cars this gang also robbed the clothing
store OF Jacob Wintermower, at Harper'S Ferry"
Harry wallace, colored, fourteen years old,
arrested in this city September 4, was sentenced
to the Reform School. Robert Magruder, colored,
thirteen years DID, and Remus Carter, colored. the
same age, were arrested at the same time and
were given six months in jail each. The police
here have received Information that the boys
arrested In West Virginia were all from this city,
and were given two years each In the Moundsville
wv Ea) penitentiary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-09-19

MARRIAGE LICENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
been issued by the clerk OF the court to D. w.
Cronin and Nellie Talley, Of Media, Pa; Frederick
Long and Mary Mulvern1ll; Wm Moska and ANA
lie Sog0rska, both OF Prince Georges County, Nd
Frank VeSper and Lena WeisSmueller; VIM
Veins and Eliza Berry, Anthony +. Lucas, OF
Charlotte n. c., and Carrie L. Fitzgerald; Jno. r.
Lane and Alcinda Easily; JAS. Green and Ella Cox;
Phil Douglass and Ella Pickett; Thos. ii. Masten
and Nettie Webster, both of Fort FOOte Md.
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kilograms to The Star.
BALFoUR's VISIT TO IRELAND.
The German-Russo Alliance Ended
FATAL RAILROAD ACCIDENT IN IOWA.
THE NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

Only Certain Branches To be Sup-
pressed-Sir John Wiimot's Plan for
Ireland
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SECRETARY BAYAKD DENIEs.-With regard to the
statements published yesterday that Secretary
Bayard had telegraphed 'his officers in Alaska to
release the seized sealers, the Secretary made an
explicit denial OF any knowledge OF any such
order.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

MAsONIC1A MIC Is. SPECIAL 6 a, :, C0MMuMICA- COM INC
No, I3. F. A A. NJ. will be held at Masonic Ma Temple
TUESDAY, September 90 1887, at $3.50 O'Clock p m.
for the purpose OF attending the funeral Of our late
brother. GEORGE A. GORDON. Members of other
lodges fraternaly invited to attend Grand Lodge
regulations respecting clothing must be strictly COM
piled with. By order of the W. NJ.
It, VIM. A. galley, Secretary
ALL THE MEMBERS OF WARREN
~ LODGE NO. 8, +. A. A. NJ, are hereby re-
quested to attend special meeting THIS EVENING
(MONDAY), September 49, 1887, at their usual place
of meeting, at O'Clock sharp, to make arrangements
COLE. By order THOS p BELL, w. M
g. s. CANT, Secretary. 1ts
Y. NJ. G. A.-MEMBERS ATTENTION.
49, The regular meeting of the Association will
occur THIS SMonday) EVENING. at 8 O'Clock. A full
IT. H. NJ. CLARKE General Secretary
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
Commencing with TO-DAY, the Steamer GEORGE
LEARY, OF the Washington and Norfolk Line, will
leave on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS,
at $50 p IN, the Saturday trip being dropped s196t
E~ ANOTHER DRIVE IN
IMPORTED TOOTH BRUSHES.
17c. EACH.
MERITS PHARMACY,
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A FIGHT AMONG FEMALRs-Orlean Krefper. a
young woman, was charged in the Police Court to-
day with having on Monday last assaulted Ida
Gates. The latter testified that Orlean took her
by the hair and kicked her. The accused testified
that Ida and her mother were beating her (OrleanS
little sister, and she went to her assistance and
then Ida attacked her, and she had to defend her
self. The defendants personal recogntzance was
taken.
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Wichita eagle., 1887-01-27

The speaker laid before the house Il letter
from tine secretary Of the treasury submit
ting estimates Of the secretary Of the inte-
rior Of the appropriation to meet the eX
penditures required by the Mexican pen
sion bills. Referred The secretary Of
the interior estimates that 81 G63, lG4 will
be required for the first yearly payment of
pensions, and asks for the appropriation Of
s257. 600 for increased clerical force.
The senate fisheries bill having been laid
before the house, on motion OF hr Bel
mont of New York it was referred 20 the
committee on foreign affairs and, as it has
been frequently held that the right to re-
mort at any time carries with il the right of
Immediate consideration. The bill will
have right way in the house as soon as
it has been passed upon by the committee.
Mr.. Bragg of Wisconsin. submitted the
conference report upon the army appro-
priation bill. and it was agreed to.
After brief struggle for precedence be
tween the pleuro pneumonia bill and river
and harbor bill the latter proved successful
and the house went into committee the
whole. (Mr. Mcmillan ofSTenncssce, in the
chair on that measure.
Mr.. Nelson of Minnesota offered the
following amendment 10 the bill: That
the sum of $500 600 is hereby appro-
priated out of any money in the treasury
mot otherwise appropriated which may be
expended by the board of engineers, con
sistine Of the chief of engineers and the
four engineers now senior in service, either
for the repair. preservation. construction
or completion of such public improve
ments of rivers and harborS as shall in their
Judgment afford practical and important
facilities bv water of interstate commerce.
Mr. Hepburn of Iowa, said the proposed
substitute was parliamentary trick and
nothing more; the friends of the bill dis
paring of getting it through, proposed 10
appropriate a lump sum and thus stop all
criticism on the different Textures OF the
measure. Gentlemen charged that II was
n trick because il attempted To make an
appropriation in gross. If it was a trick
the great ttiumvirate: the gentlemen from
Iowa. Kansas and Wisconsin-MesSrS.
Anderson. Hepburn and LaFollette-had
been resorting TO just such trickery Tor Inc
past few days Uaughter)
The substitute was rejected-yeas 10
NAYS 176.
The original bill was then ordered en-
crossed and read the third time-veas l43,
nays S1-and the previous question ordered
on the final passage of the bill.
Mr. Hepburn demanded the reading OF
the engrossed copy and as the bift had mol
been engrossed the house adjourned.
The bill will come up for final action 10
morrow
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-27
Irrespective of Persons.

ST LOUIS, Jan. 26.-Judge Treat, of
the United States district court today in
structed the grand jury to continue their in
quiries into the frauds committed in the
last election and if the evidence shall war
rant, to return indictments against all per
sons engaged in perpetrating them, whether
they were Judges of election, supervisors,
canvassers, bride takers or bribe-giyers.
The Try was in session but few minutes
before they found one true bill. The in
dictment viii be returned to court tomor-
row. 1t is expected that several others viii
be found.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-27
A Plain Rn.iness Letter.

ID. w. Morris. wholesale and retail drug
gist. 139 Commercial street, EInporia, Kan,
Jan 10. 1851 chamberlain a Co, Des
Moinee, Iowa: GentleInen-ln sending to you
the enclosed order for a gross OF your Cough
Remedy, allow me to say that without any
exception IT is the best selling goods now III
the market | have sold great amount OF
it duriug the past year to the citizeus OF this
place and have the first complaint to hear.
IT is the best article to use for Group | ever
sold being pleasant to take, which Is al I'M
portaut feature where children have to take
medicine Sold by Adrich x Brown, and
J. I. Allen. d.o-u.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-27
Prohibition in Missouri.

ST. Louis. Jan. ga dispatch from
Jefferson City. Mo, states that the com,
mittee on constitutional amendments VIII
report favorably TO the senate next FRIDAY,
the house concurrent resolution providing
for the submission to popular vete OF Il
prohibition amendment TO the constitution.
The friends of submission in the senate
claim a majority of ten in that body.
Wichita eagle., 1887-01-27
The Indian Massacre.

NoGALEs, Arr, Jan. Authorization
is brought here that the seven Indians who
escaped from Captain Lawton last autumn
attacked a Mexican family travelling from
Oputa to Guaysbo, Mex, killed one man
and wounded another. The murdered
man was scalped and fearfully mutilated.